Oliver Schroer A song for all seasons

A song from the Canadian fiddler Oliver Schroer.

The text in this clip is an article published in 2008,

just a few days before he died.

Oliver walked the camino with his violin and played in several churches (cd camino) The music in this clip is from another cd.

Just close your eyes and open your ears...

6'12"

The website of late Oliver Schroer

Enya Pilgrim how you journey

Enya

Pilgrim how you journey

3' 12"

Pilgrim, how you journey

On the road you chose

To find out why the winds die

And where the stories go.

All days come from one day

That much you must know,

You cannot change what's over

But only where you go.

One way leads to diamonds,

One way leads to gold,

Another leads you only

To everything you're told.

In your heart you wonder

Which of these is true;

The road that leads to nowhere,

The road that leads to you.

Will you find the answer

In all you say and do?

Will you find the answer

In you?

Each heart is a pilgrim,

Each one wants to know

The reason why the winds die

And where the stories go.

Pilgrim, in your journey

You may travel far,

For pilgrim it's a long way

To find out who you are...

Pilgrim, it's a long way

To find out who you are...

Pilgrim, it's a long way

To find out who you are...

iPhone short film

A short film by Peter Cordenonsi

Written and Created by Michel Gagnon, Peter Cordenonsi and Terri McCarley

Shot on iPhone 5s

(2' 31")

To the End of the World

And again a very recommended mini movie on the Camino Frances

by Hank Leukart.

I know I'm hooked to pilgrimage and the camino. Movies like these probably only encourage these feelings.

And again, if you walked this route, you're into memory lane.

Closer to yourself, he says.

Trailrunners for boots, he says.

Why did we go?

Visit David.

Wake up and just walk and walk and walk.

"The camino is gods dream for how people should be when they are with each other."
Well. You know...

(35'06")

The video is here:

or 

here.

Hank Leukart has a travel weblog with more information on his voyage,

and also more on his other trips. 

Check it out at 'Without bagage, travel fearlessly'.

Ich bin dann mal weg Trailer

The USA had it's way: The Way.

By the end of the year Germany has

'Ich bin dann mal weg'.

In 2001 Hape Kerkeling walked to Santiago and published a popular book on his experiences.

Being a comedian, it features some comedy.

(All fragments in this blogentry are in German.)

The movie 'Ich bin dann mal weg' is directed by Julia van Heinz, and Devid Striesow plays Hape Kerkeling.

Here's the trailer:

Warner bros

( 1:39)

IMDB facts here.

Below is part of the show 'Hape liest vor', where Hape Kerkeling reads his book and entertains his audience. Obviously the show is in German language.

Other parts available through Youtube.

Introduction of Devid Striesow when filming started in 2014.

(3:04)

Camino Frances, some of the final stages, great production

Again, a great, great movie of the last days on the Camino Frances.

Watch it while some of the final stages to SdC are walked.

Day 1 Foncebadon (Rabanal del Camino) to Ponferrada

Day 2 O'Cebreiro (La Faba) to Triacastela

Day 3 Triacastela to Sarria

Day 4 Santa Irene to Santiago de Compostela

John D15

(27:10)

Camino Frances, but different

Amusing, wide angle, selfiestick, gopro-like impression of the Camino Frances!

For sure tickles memory. Walk it again!

Florian Kässmayer

(13:56)

Just me honoring Denise, Camino Frances BW

On september 16 2015

the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela

held a special pilgrim's mass, in honor of Denise Thiem.

This photomovie perhaps helps to have your own thoughts.

All photo's are made on the Camino Frances, all before Astorga.

Photography & Presentation: me

Music: Mattia Cupelli

(2:59)

Addendum 17/9:

Also see the memorial meeting in Astorga:
Article in AstorgaRedAccion

GoPro the Portugues on a MTB

Doesn't the title say it all?

Gonzalo Martin

(5:05)

Get in touch with the camino

Well, this could well be a promotion clip for the Camino de Santiago.

Did it touch you?

Ilumina Films

(3:25)

Way to go, way to see. Primitivo and Finisterre

A contemplative journey along the Camino Primitivo and going further to the Atlantic Ocean (Camino Finisterre).

Walked it? You'll remember and enjoy it.
Planning it? Get inspiration.
Neither? Njoy anyway.

A video by Tito Bertasi

(11:33)

Black and white on the road to Santiago

A black and white, photographic view on the camino.

Looks like she took the Camino del Norte and Primitivo.

Music and photos by Jen Sherrill

(3:56)